Immigration and literature in olé Edvart Rølvaag's giants of the earth (1927)‎ and Edith Maude Eaton's Mrs. , spring fragrance (1912)‎

الملخص EN

To explore, to search and to discover the covered lands, seas, oceans and even the space was the ultimate dream of humans ever.

Human beings are always observing the world and penetrating for their personal advantages.

These benefits are the fantasies that attract humans to depart and go far away for.

Although they may face difficulties, self-confident people never stop trying.

Individuals migrate to foreign land as they are attracted to their visions and goals.

To exit a country is an issue that needs determination and power.

Some persons would rather prefer to endure their known hard situation rather than waiting for the unknown, which is a great obstacle that could face the immigrants as well as the homesick feelings.

Theorists have studied these social activities from different perspectives.

Ravenstien has produced his investigations to become applicable in the social fields.

In literature the same topic is utilized by some writers.

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Rølvaag (1876-1931) is an immigrant, who wrote his novel Giant in the Earth (1924-1925) out of his own experience concerning migration.

As well as Edith Maude Eaton, (1865-1914), who also migrated to America.

She wrote her collections of short stories to reflect her occurrences and happenings as being born from a Chinese mother and white father from England relocating in America.

This paper will show the perception and viewpoint of the authors and reasons behind employing such items in their literary works.